A series of Osprey Platforms with nest images from the Edwin B. Forsythe NWR in Oceanville, NJ. I was using a Tamron 150-600mm lens with a 2X teleconverter to get closer to the Osprey Platforms. Then cropped in a little for a tighter composition. You can see the nests are not the neatest or cleanest when you are looking that close, but are still interesting. Also it is interesting when an Osprey sees you photographing them they really stare you down! The Canon R, even with a 2X teleconverter on a Tamron 150-600mm auto focuses quite quickly and right on focus. The Canon R will autofocus even with stacked 2x & 1.4X (or 1.7x) teleconverters. Did not try stacking 2X Teleconverters. I have also found that when stacking teleconverters I usually stop down a little more to help with sharpness.
Excellent photos. The detail is tack sharp!
Thanks Belinda! Yes the Canon R even with a 2x teleconverter on the Tamron 150-600mm amazes me with the sharpness. It is sharper than my Canon 400mm DO f/4 lens. So far pretty happy with the Tamron lens. Also being able to go from 150 to 600mm with one lens is nice. Then add the teleconverter to get closer.
Thanks for the info!
Love these, Reed! Do you think I might be partial? π π
Could be!!! But these are New Jersey Ospreys! Not Maryland Ospreys! I have to get back to Blackwater to photograph Maryland Ospreys!! Plus their wide variety of dragonflies!
No matter the state or the country, I love them all! π